Swift Testing in 45 seconds | @SwiftBird #shorts
Swift Testing is open-source and cross-platform! 🎉 | @SwiftBird #shorts
Sometimes Swift Testing can’t help you | @SwiftBird #shorts
Tags in Swift Testing let you group tests across suites and source files | @SwiftBird #shorts
Traits in Swift Testing let you customize tests in many ways | @SwiftBird #shorts
Test suites in Swift Testing are useful—but not always necessary | @SwiftBird #shorts
Error matching in tests becomes easier with Swift Testing | @SwiftBird #shorts
Parameterized testing: Cover more use cases with less code | @SwiftBird #shorts
How you check results and expectations in Swift Testing | @SwiftBird #shorts
How Swift macros made Swift Testing possible | @SwiftBird #shorts
Why develop Swift Testing when there’s XCTest? | @SwiftBird #shorts
What does AI think of Swift 6 updates? ✨ | @SwiftBird #shorts
How to migrate your code to Swift 6 | @SwiftBird #shorts
Typed throws in Swift 6 make your code shorter and more expressive | @SwiftBird #shorts
Swift 6 guarantees freedom from data races | @SwiftBird #shorts
Embedded Swift for low-power devices | @SwiftBird #shorts
New low-level synchronization primitives | @SwiftBird #shorts
New use cases for noncopyable types in Swift 6 | @SwiftBird #shorts
Iterate over parameter packs more easily in Swift 6 | @SwiftBird #shorts
My overall impression from using Swift 6 | @SwiftBird #shorts
UI tests | @SwiftBird #shorts
Integration tests | @SwiftBird #shorts
Unit tests | @SwiftBird #shorts
There’s many kinds of automated tests. How do you choose? | @SwiftBird #shorts
No one likes writing tests. Can you make it enjoyable? | @SwiftBird #shorts
Overall impressions from #WWDC24 | @SwiftBird #shorts
#AppleIntelligence: Don’t get excited too soon | @SwiftBird #shorts
#SwiftTesting, Apple’s new testing framework | @SwiftBird #shorts
#Xcode 16 looks good, and not because of AI | @SwiftBird #shorts
#WWDC24: Apple Translation API and other framework updates | @SwiftBird #shorts
#WWDC24: Server-side and embedded Swift | @SwiftBird #shorts
#Swift 6 at #WWDC24: Concurrency details and your transition path | @SwiftBird #shorts
Key highlights from #WWDC24 | @SwiftBird #shorts
Advantages of copy-on-write in #Swift | @SwiftBird #shorts
#Swift’s copy-on-write in a nutshell | @SwiftBird #shorts
What problem #Swift’s copy-on-write solves | @SwiftBird #shorts
Copy-on-write: The best of both worlds for your #Swift code | @SwiftBird #shorts
How you actually choose the type for your task | @SwiftBird #shorts
Size limitations make working with value types a little bit harder | @SwiftBird #shorts
Are two class instances the same? Equality vs. identity | @SwiftBird #shorts
How you modify value and reference types in your app | @SwiftBird #shorts
How to create an independent copy of a reference-type object in #Swift | @SwiftBird #shorts
How value and reference types in #Swift are similar | @SwiftBird #shorts
Data types available in #Swift | @SwiftBird #shorts
Two ways to handle data in your app | @SwiftBird #shorts
#Swift 6 Sneak Peek | @SwiftBird #shorts
#iOS 17.4 Brings Major Changes to Users & Developers | @SwiftBird #shorts
What’s New in #Xcode 15.3 (Not Much, and That’s Good News) | @SwiftBird #shorts
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I’ve been building software with Swift for over 6 years, and on this channel, I share the things I’ve learned along the way: everything from the fundamentals to advanced topics.
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